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ServiceMaster Restore FDD Analysis · 2026

ServiceMaster Restore Franchise Cost (2026 FDD)

Inside the ServiceMaster Restore franchise disclosure

You searched the right thing. The FDD is the document that spells out what a ServiceMaster Restore franchise is really about — what you're committing to, and what they're committing to you. Here's a sampling of what their 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document reveals:

Investment to open
$288K–$474K
System size
1,9101,910 franchised
Financial perf. (Item 19)
Included
Year
2026analyzed May 23

§What changed — in 2025, ServiceMaster Restore contracted from 1,939 to 1,910 locations. (Item 20.)

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01 · From the filing

Here's what their franchise disclosure tells you

Six of the items ServiceMaster Restore's 2026 FDD has to answer, drawn straight from the filing. The rest of the document — and the figures behind these — open in the Workspace. See what that looks like →

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Item 7
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Estimated Initial Investment

The full cost to open, low to high, including working capital.
$287,800–$474,340
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Item 19
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Financial Performance

Includes a financial performance representation.
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Item 20
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Outlets & Franchisees

Outlet counts, openings and closures, turnover.
1,910 locations
In 2025, opened 26 new locations and closed 48.
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Item 6
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Other Fees

The recurring fees — royalty, brand fund, and the rest.
10% royalty · 2% brand fund
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Item 5
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Initial Fees

The upfront fees due before opening.
$72,500 franchise fee
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Item 12
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Territory

Does not give you a protected area of your own.
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ServiceMaster Restore's $287K–$475K sits against a median of $184,000 across the 347 home services franchises on file that disclose an investment range.

02 · Read it with Clara

Open ServiceMaster Restore's FDD in the Clearly Workspace — with Clara beside you.

ServiceMaster Restore's franchise agreement is a 5-year commitment — and the FDD spells out exactly what you're signing up for. You cannot change the FDD, and that's not the point. The point is to walk into your attorney conversation already knowing the document, so you ask the questions that matter most to you.

Clara is an expert FDD assistant. Ask her anything about ServiceMaster Restore's filing and she answers from the document itself, with the item and page she read it in — so you can check her.

People ask Clara —

  • What does it actually cost to open?
  • What fees come after the franchise fee?
  • How do their locations perform?
  • Do I get a protected territory?
  • What happens if I want out?

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03 · Common questions

Common questions

How much does it cost to open a ServiceMaster Restore franchise?

ServiceMaster Restore's 2026 FDD estimates a total initial investment of $287,800 to $474,340, including the $72,500 franchise fee. (Item 7.)

What are the ongoing fees for a ServiceMaster Restore franchise?

ServiceMaster Restore reports a royalty of 10%, plus a 2% brand-fund contribution; the rest of the recurring fees are itemized in Item 6 of the 2026 FDD.

Does ServiceMaster Restore share how its franchises perform financially?

Yes — ServiceMaster Restore's 2026 FDD includes a financial performance representation. The figures themselves are in your Clearly Workspace.

How many ServiceMaster Restore locations are there?

ServiceMaster Restore's 2026 FDD reports 1,910 locations — 1,910 franchised and 0 company-owned (Item 20).

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